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Friday, January 27, 2006

From the home office

This has been the most kickass week of blogging I have ever had. And it's all because of you, the blog readers. Seriously, this is way more fun when people post comments. Thanks to you, I know virgins, turds and Abercrombie and Fitch are big with readers. Long essays about "Pretty in Pink," tributes to Chris Penn and Lil' Markie/Joey Buttafuoco comparisons, not so much.

I will use this data to make this a better blog for you. Thanks again. You make it easier for me to justify blowing off work to post to this thing!

Your pal,
Steve

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Anonymous said...: bud, i'm sure by now you realize i check your blog about every 40 minutes. it's just a habit i have at work. i bust my butt, then cycle through my 6 favorite favorites.. . as you know, you write it, i'll read it.. then i'll most likely comment on it. thanks man.

oh and they keep putting bands i find as commercial soundtracks. wtf.; 12:59 AM

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: Name: Steve Hyden; Location: Appleton, Wisconsin

My name is Steve and I'm a newspaper reporter and writer living in northeast Wisconsin, which is just below the armpit created by the bulk of the state and the peninsula. I don't live in the actual armpit, which is Green Bay, which is a place where fat people sit on their porches and watch traffic go by when the Packers aren't in season. I live in Appleton, a place where slightly less fat people do slightly more interesting things, like watch NASCAR, which is traffic with better camera work. I like living here 79 percent of the time. I fancy myself a deep thinker, an iconoclast, a man who can enjoy both high and low culture. Think Chuck Klosterman with a dose of Jack Nicholson from "Five Easy Pieces." However, I suspect I am not nearly as cool as I think I am. I may in fact be a dork. For example, look at how I described myself a few sentences earlier. What can I say? I'm the guy who started listening to the Clash when he was 13 not because he was reacting against the repressive Republican regime he had lived under most of his life, but because John Cusack wore a Clash T-shirt in "Say Anything..."

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